Solar 1 owner bankrupt; Crew get 'last salary' this DecemberSunshine Maritime Development Corporation, the owner of the sunken tanker M/T Solar 1, has been rendered 'virtually bankrupt' by the oil spill in Guimaras. Cops face blank wall on Cocolife robberyAuthorities are still facing a blank wall as to the identities of the culprits who carted away at least P200,000 from Cocolife Insurance Company in Jalandoni St., Iloilo City last Sunday night. |
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No funds yet for rehabilitation of Central MarketThe city government only got P1,250,000 of the total amount pledged by Senator Mar Roxas for the rehabilitation of the Iloilo Central Market. This was clarified by City Mayor Jerry Treņas yesterday after some market vendors questioned where the money went. |
Starting this issue a new columnist will grace the pages of The News Today. Specializing on US Immigration Law, Atty. Khoa D. Bui will write on US Immigration issues, especially concerning common problems experienced by Filipino immigrants, in his column "Immigration Connection" which will initially come out twice a month.
Ilongga lawyer Evelyn Ursua is furious over what she said was the special treatment accorded by the government to rape convict, United States Marine soldier, Lance Corporal Daniel Smith.
A farmer was killed by an irate carabao following a freak attack in Passi City.
International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund (IOPCF) Deputy Director/Technical Advisor Joe Nichols assured that the organization will pay "at all cost" the oil spill victims in all affected areas in the island-province of Guimaras.
San Jose, Antique--Gov. Sally Z. Perez has approved the Provincial Ordinance No. 2006-30, otherwise known as the 2006 Provincial Revenue Code, last December 15, 2006.
An endangered Ocean Sunfish washed ashore the Iloilo river is believed to be dying due to what Fishery officials said may have been caused by an accident at sea.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is coming up with a new masterplan aimed at defeating the country's various threat groups, including the communist New People's Army and the terrorist groups Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah.
Employees of local government units (LGUs) nationwide will receive soon Christmas bonuses which their counterparts in the national government began receiving last week.
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A diplomat's dinnerThe Rosales' Strawberry Mansion once again lit up their blue Venetian chandeliers when its elegant daughter Beverly "Pangging" Rosales feted visiting U.S. Embassy Deputy Head of Mission, Paul W. Jones and his most charming wife Catherine to a sit down dinner for sixteen a few weeks ago. |
RCIC throws a Christmas Party for the WVSES kidsThe Rotary Club of Iloilo City (RCIC), headed by their energetic president Rebecca L. Maravilla, together with the Rotary Club of Sae Goyang, South Korea sponsored a whole-day Children's Christmas Party for the pupils of Western Visayas Sanitarium Elementary School (WVSES), the school that was adopted by the club three years ago. |
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